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thanks so much for sharing this! I will pick up a bottle for my upcoming touch up in December.This is one of the best tips I've come across since I started relaxing again. My hair comes out sooo much silkier. I use EQP intense, the third ingredient is hydrolyzed silk. And its cheap!!!
I'm going to give a quick summary. Basically, silk can form a protective covering over the hair to prevent it from being damaged from alkaline materials, such as the chemicals in relaxers. So the next time you relax, try to use something with hydrolyzed silk protein in it (such as CHI Silk Infusion) before putting the chemicals on your hair.
The short and sweet version:
http://www.jajagroup.com/HBADivision/silk_protein.shtml
"After silk protein on the hair dries, it becomes a transparent crystalline protective film. This film can directly prevent the hair being damaged by alkaline materials in hair products. This protective film can increase the hair elasticity and increase the hair’s natural shine. It has a very special protective function in hair products."
But for those of you who need the hardcore science to believe and don't want to listen to me drone on and on:
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7060260.html
Does anyone have the powdered version of SAA like I do, and if so how are you adding it to your roots before you relax? I have a spray bottle with water and SAA my plan is to just spritz that in my scalp the night before so that it will be dry by the time I relax.
That's how I use it - I saturate my hair, then leave to air dry HTH
does the silk hinder how straight your hair gets, at all? Do you end up with more of a texlaxed look or with the same amount of straightness, just no/less damage?